The Framers Forum

We have 1000's of prints for sale from all the big publishers, every size and scene.. anyone is welcome to come and pick what they want , We have bought to many over the past few years and are selling what we don't need ..

for more info contact : John on 028 417 73877

Morning Chris It really depends on how many frames you pin in a day. If you have lots of time to play around with the joining process, a manual underpinner is great and there are a feew that do a nice job. If you want to do the job a little faster, then buy a pneumatic underpinner with a front clam...

what about the Inmes underpinners ? would they be a good machine? has anyone had any experience with them ?

http://www.lionpic.co.uk/product/Inmes- ... ,3864.aspx

Morso

Cassesse Underpinner (pneumatic)

wall mounted glass + back cutter

Bambi compressor

can organize collection anywhere UK + Ireland

Email: luke.annett@hotmail.com with pictures and details

thanks